harrower
harrower noun: one who harrows.
Noun
harrower (plural harrowers)
- One who harrows.
- Then an old harrower of the dark
happened to find the hoard open[.]1999, Seamus Heaney, Beowulf, London: Faber and Faber, page 72
- Then an old harrower of the dark
Forms of harrower
| plural | harrowers |
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Origin of harrower
From harrow + -er.
Questions about harrower
- What does harrower mean?
- Harrower means one who harrows.
- What part of speech is harrower?
- Harrower is a noun.
- What is the plural of harrower?
- The plural of harrower is harrowers.
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